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apor. and alno tli? ? local newa puMlsl ??! herein.
J1 rights of repu! l!??atlon of vpectal dliipatchea
?rein are alno re?orv?id
l.nd> .\sior Holds llri Own
T Is doubt iul .f any other single feature
of yesier-lay's mrinnal ltiitisli election,
l? resul; * * t >1 h , > I .( : ;t ; . ? ; ,h;|( ,
?ld so lai j. ?* a place .>; i i..? mind? o; Anicr
tins as tho race ui' Lidy Astor for re-elec
on. Her vi.t- : by plurality nf ap
roximalely .'."o vol. in a t wiiu
yo other candidates is a tribute to the
?mark.ible p-r.-onal li<>: i which she has
lined upon the an'.-.: -n and con
f the riyinou'h rilvi.-ion. a.- compareJ
ith the results of the three-cornered race
tho sain.- division three years a>:<>. yes
rday s re'!i rns show tin \ irririi:- born rail
date to have maintained practically the
Inio ratio of stieti,.; h The vote in I !? 1 :?
^s: Ladv Astor. 14. !<?:,; l..,hor <??aiululate.
(&2; Liberal. 4 .I ? <i - ... play i!.e
tho satno order, substituting sin iridepend
Conscrvativo for tin. Lilieral, was: l:: -
; lO.SSl; 4.?>43.
1 his evident e of Lady Aster's tiudisturlted
Id upon the electorate of li- r division
pecinlly signiilcant in view : the report
antagonism to her attitude toward the
jor question Though |,e has not di
|tly atlvoeated extie.'ii. restraint of the
lor trade, her stand for io< a; op*'<>n has
(fed her to he pho ? i ii"' i.* i: enemies
jhe trailie. at. : appro; : ate organized op
lition was declared ?. he seekmR her de
Whether or not the serioushess nf
opposition has heen overstated, it is
foctly plain from tin tabulated results
it affe.'ted iminater.ally, if m all. the
popularity of the brilliant Lady Astor.
ler re-election, moreover, will attract all
[more attention li -<aus?> of the relative
?por slM.wini' i:..n!" ?!. > i wo til*'n ean ?
Ites of varj'ing political afllliations. The
5ber of womeii seeking pMcea exceeded
!ie total repi ? ?> i by r!., r. .-i - ,,f
onpressio' ai rai i la-.^ in thi- country,
nd incompiole returns indicate that the
iminine 'ont.-stant, have I a> ui.iforni
? defeated. T lie early morning hours found
i'1 a;:.o:,?' them tlell
a.st two or tliree had
ess had rather Ken
rather than political
" down as !h? eX
ady Astor ot:!y
itely ej. ?. i and at
ropped out whose -
rally be< n t \pe. ? ?? I
Personai p(.p:i!ari'
fllliations mast t?.
lanation of I.ady A-tor's ? i. i
s between the so-called parties the voters
ave had littie i ,sis for a discrin.matins
The dens, foir. a
some observers
over the country
was a: iio'liini!
letao cloudiness of
in j oin' of (.'eniiiiii1
i< :.i'< r novelty,
capable c.vMpaurn
hoice in this >?;. ?
igu la r " pea .- ou j
tiled it, which settled
list bet oi e , , "i j(11; r<
ompared with the <-.u
he politiea] dlffer^n?
ifties. Lady Astor, r
ut st111 one of t>io tiiosl
rs Of h- "
h e ii a s a 11 f
er in d ::; r
>n?t:
? a' i a'
w
I'.r.n that
r--.: 1 win
lliy Nex ada 1 ikIiini i \
?he
?rty-e|ph
IRII
Th
yj KVADA
no of tho
f the I'rii j;? ,?? j.
undisp ,'. : ;tn. ?
enator:- n ? ? ? ; ?.
hough it ? ? ? pr>- ? nu,
lember j:. ?: .
Jt pride : - :ri !.
oasts a popu 1 a11 ?
mg en j'-.
apital of t;.e . \ ?
hnt prestipe .
nil a dir. - < ?
tate support*- i' j-;
ecent election a ? ?
eferend;; rr.
lcnts of j. 1 a..-, l
ngthen-d <; .;iJ v
.as tlefea'o,; >,y ' ?
osal.'fwhich in eife,
latiites, and prohibi
or consfitutit.nal irn
f at least three y<
bout 3,200 vote
As everybody know
onveniont for thoB?j wf , wi?h- i ?...??
orces, and the State's j it%? v,
ave not been bashful about a.
let. There's money in It and :?.
l Heno help . u<.|; the voluir
on throughout the State J ft ... .
in residence requirement? are fro-i, ? ,
-vo years. After six months in H< ?,
ree can be ob^iiiied Census flgui
I:! V
lt*:;t
urica
liain
f th<
Ann' hi-r
al*
* 1 :ii ?
t p- riod
ri.-d bv
H' no v.
i
shi
'lint from 1 >i*S to 1!H?2, the Nevada di- |
\on\' late tor each 100,Oho population was |
1? Hut that was before it got its "rep
: at ion" as an easy State in which to sever
ihe marital bonds Some States then showed
: slightly higher rate. Hut it has since
1- -n picking up business in that line. When
?he census bureau, always late with it*
statistics, published in l!'l!? the divorce
figures for lUI?j. Nevada had jumped into
the lead, v.'th 60? divorces for each lnn.noo
of population. lOtlicient advertising during
he intervening period has doubtles; in
reased the Slate's divorce business phe
tiomi-niill.v Hence, the refusal of the vot
i is to cut oft tins potential source of reve
nue.
Accord Never More IvSM'itlial
WITH the tentative date for the assem
bling at Lausanne of the peace con
ference to ileal with the Near Ha t situation
lixed for next Monday, there lias not been
time since the close of the World War
when unity and sinceri y of purpose and
action nmong the principal alii ? I powers
were more needed than they are now. That
onfcrence shouid be fruitful in preventing
the horror of another war
interpreting its recent crushing of the
tiveck army as a victory over the allies,
'lie Turks are in a defiant atul insolent
mood. if they are to be checked in their
arrogant demands for recovery of all that
they lost a lit" outcome of their defeat in
the World War, the allies must enter the
"...ausanne peace conference prepared to show
uivlnoing ? vidence of real unity. Other
wise'the ? billies are that the Turks" defiant
tiinod will precipitate a break in the nego
? at ions Such desired accord h;is not yel j
been established among the allies.
Possibly. Mussolini. Italy's new Premier,
?nay prove to be a:i influential factor in es
tablishing this unity of purpose in a pro
gram of action in the brief period Inter
vening between now and the conference.
Fever'sh attempts are being made for a
get-together meeting between the Hritish.
Fiem h ,'?ii?l Italian Premiers in the effort
to roach agreement on such a program The
liiili.ui Premier has indicated his readiness I
tn m ???*? Hie Hritish and French Premiers
and discuss with them the general situation j
with respect to what is to be attempted in j
the conference. Concerning Italy's foreign
no'.icy in general. Mu--o.ini expressed the
view that Italy should "do nothing for noth
ing " He was prepared to help along in
every way the general good, but Italy Itself
mnsl not be overlooked and should share
in ' lie returns.
That statement itself indicates that Italy
propose, to have as big a voice in deter
mining que-tions concerning the N-ar Ka t
.'S t-iiV.er England or France. Its interests
in that portion of the world are not incon
siderable. In the coming conference, it
v ill not occupy a position of abnegation
relative to these interests, as i* did in the
disc is*.ens of the Mudania conference be
fore Mussolini's accession to power, but will
nake its influence felt both negatively and
affirmatively in all the negotiations car- ,
tied on. That purpose is evidetr in the j
rushing of Italian warships to the Levant j
to support those already there. This new j
Italian attitud" therefore, may curry pre- !
; ndt rant weigh* in hastening reconcilia
tion of tin antagonistic French and Hritish
a 11 it tides
Although Mussolini has been in office
only a few weeks, he has already demon
strated that bold directness will ? ?haracter
ize his treatment of public problems, wheth
? r involving foreign nr domestic p?>I.?> Sm h
frankness, with a readiness to mak' proaip*.
decisions, should prove ;i welcome influence
\r) allied counsels when treating with - ich a
foe as the Turks.
A Pel at.m1 Conversion
r^HF. public is being treated just now to
an interesting exhibition of progress- j
ism on the part of cef ain Republican states. >
men An election having taken place .i
which the Old Guard suffered its worst de
feat siin e I'.'l'J, and a shake-up in the
organization of tie next I'nitod Stat* ^-n t
ate now being inevitable, it demand is be
ing heard that tin- Senate reform its rules
for the .'election of committee chairmen ,
And that means, of course, reform in the 1
selection of leaders who are to become re
sponsible for legislation during the next
two years. j
I'nd'.r the existing Senate regime, he it j
recalled, men rise to exalted positions in !
that body, not necessarily by force of char- !
acter or by force of brains, but by long
service. The Senator who survives his as
sociates in time finds himself the bene
'I' liiry of a -en ority rule and at the head
of ,i commit!ee which, in a large sense, die- '
-ate- the luisines- that is to be transacted \
\nd through generation after generation,
this rule has been guarded jealously It
his witlisood all the assaults made upon
it from within and from without.
Hut suspicion is cast upon the movement
for the abolishment of the seniority rule bv
the fact that It has started rather late in
the life of the Senate. lis sponsor at the
moment is Senator Medill McCormick, of
Illinois. who wa at one time a Hull Mooser.
but who went all the way back into the
Republican party when he entered the Sen
ate Sii.ce bis election iti l'.'lS, he his
'rained more Vitli the stalwart? of lit-- part>
than with the insurgents and was made
? hairmai: of the Republican senatorial com
mittee. charged with the duty of electing
r HctinnaireH and progressives alike.
It so happens that a group of irregulars
!: !h" Republican ranks hits been it. office
;;1" it Ini'g enough to profit by the .niority
r lie (fie same rule which many of them
exhausted 'hem; "Ives in denouncing in the
early stage- of their Senate service There
I.ii Pullette, for example, who is about to
? ' rt.e chairman of the Finance Commit ?
c , if tin i hi rule holds. There Is Month
? might possibly become chairman of
Fori gti Relations, If anything should hap
pen to Senator Lodge. And there are oth
ers of the .iiine general type who might
< irne into their own before anolliei year
pu
It Is this that leads observers to believe
that there is something spurious about th.e
movement for Senate reform Perhaps the
< ?M fJuriribmen, who held commanding p..
i sitlons by reason of seniority nr. m w will
ing to wipe r,ut seniority as a claim to pi.w
ei in order that the progressives might he
euchcred out of their right to powerful
chairman-hip' .
Some folks are inclined to ask why it
is thitt the proposal for the abandonment
of ser.iorlty should be .tiously urged at
?tine when progressive Senator? are In Km?
for places of power. The old-plan was good
enough, it is argued, to produce such lead
' - '-J' as U ? \t.Tc;si-d by .Mr. Lodge and Mr.
smoot and Mr. McCumber. but ii does not
??? ???in to good enough to fall back
?:p??n whiMi liberal Senators are near tl.?
top. o
%s ';i that tli?' lufgrin movement
wi.l prove abortive, though it is ^011 tu! in
] rni< i|>it> beyond all question. Thi? Senate
will continue to adhere to seniority and if
I""1'' ? a <^t-nnln<Ml effort made to slde
? i.ick the Kfoup of radical Republicans. who
xp? (, .11 f,|i| heir to important chairman
? Hps. a revolt will be precipitated in the
new Senate which may take control of k
"'?' '"i- "i i!ie bands of the reactionary
? ti'puhiii ans
c
The I'm poses of the ICvtrn Session
ONt.lt I ss will be convened by the l'ros
in extraordinary session N'ovem
* I!i" extraordinary'' business to
wiii<li ho will direct its attention as the
. 1 ,r , wo extra work before
' ? ?'f i lie regular short session
in bur t. is his pet proposal that the
?o\ei nn.ent retire from the shipping busi
???-s sitter subsidizing privately operated
? a si-.?1 J, |||,..s IO the extent of about $70.
? im "tin .iiinMally. and his plan for the re
oiKaniziiiioii of the executive departments
i t it" c<>. - rnment.
?V- :her of these s'hemes is llltelv to lueel
with much headway. Republicans in Con
7*.'' Hl"' -s" dubious of public support of
i" 11 l' ihs:d> proposal that they refused
" "i ?? .-.me to j, vote in the House before
ad.'oiii iird session f,.r fear of its cffect
' " "" ''''"us. and now that these have
~!ll'"li " '"''buke for admiuistruMon
? "???:? all along the line, they will be in
?' for inviting further heaped-np
v"' " :'?r"!is the outgoing Congress hv
'"!|">siiik this additional burden upon the
people
As to the scheme for departmental reor
on. lor Might (it'll months tliat lias
! a !iom.? Of contention between the I'res
'*" 11 l,is f al)inet advisers, with total'
I a ii ure of agreement for a new division of
< "partim niai labors. That being the.case,
?he iiii.uence of depnrlnient heads in precipi
a'mg I 'k? division among the lawmakers
?an he depended on to stave off this legls
during the life of the present Con
gross,
A. tor the ship subsidy proposal, reasons
hat existed for bringing it forward in the
hcginnrng lost their appeal when the 1'resi
deni attached his signature to the Korclnev
A ft umber tariff bill. This law effeduaiiy
?-tints oft all the opportunities for develop
ment of our foreign trade, upon which the
pica for tho maintenance of a merchant ma
rine sufficient to meet the nation's commor
;v;!1 " 11'1 s was based. So long as
lais trade-destroying law remains in force,
i. would be folly to vote Ihese extra millions
ni'o :;i" pockets of special inte*?sis at the
< \i" ot the already over-burdened tax
pa.v'vs ,,f ,he <?uniry. Little enthusiasm
witl bo fe't for the inaiti'enaiice of a mer
' marine wnose chief occupation would
1-!? ontict the farce of sailing ,|,e seas with
? nl\ niako-helieve cargoes
' h" argument hi put forth that if no sub
stantia! trade benefits were directly de
nved from this subsidy proposal under the
operation of a tariff that i6 virtually pro
hibitive ,,f lar^sya-carrying commerce it
would he justified by meeting the national !
nee,| i?r merchant shipping to supplement
military requirements, in the event
Ui" nation should agiui becomo involved I
in war. Needless to say. the proposal con- '
templates a very costly process for safe- |
'-'warding against n n mote contingency, i
' "der a favorable policy for developing our
'n.de opportunities. private initiative,
without subsidy incentive, could be d<p.Mid
?1 i'ii to meet this need Any competitive
diHtidvantage under which our merchant ma
rine now operates can lie overcome by a
remodeling of our shipping laws.
- ' |
ITp With The Times
II* II O. II.
V' ? I crry. it Is sal.I hav virtually decided
"" the r> . !it election m-.ui! anv
*1' lias v.rt ua 11 y a'.re.oly resigned.
I'he army air service !?< perfecting an alr
1"'.H I which will Ity w:th i:t a pilot \.,,j
'' " ?' are that, for a a lii|. at b ast, i- will
I" V "iillMIt a flllK't'DKlT
r.erah'. statement that It is too sc.,-, f r
V to make a s.-ond attempt ;,t '
??III.-lite simply shows that he doesn't know
how ilvt. rinincd this party i# to finish tliv jol,
The Turkish Nationalists are said t? ! ,v<
! ? !r .! el.s. rvance ..f the MuOania au-re.
In. if their word in.as.t nothing jtl
:!><? tirst place, how can mere repetition i?
r. :ivi j? s value?
w ! .'?! hVf of the people of Kurepe s.-enj
"" vergo ?>f starvation; it ntiist lie taken
ns jus. a little strange that one Kuropean
s'h" Into the front page hv stairlng
n hut.f.:er strlke
I
' ? I I s. rv. rs. Or Wirth lias always [
?' ' ' toe. dowtirl^hi honest to SLW&y j
with ih it chnrx't llorshlj) wry lonir.
Echoes L roni Down Rome
. ?? ...? President Tlardlng's main hopes f.?r
' " "< ? "> is pass tue of the ship suh
" ? 'IM'es'.l ii.,i to the hill has been on
anil n Mew ?f its manifest un
l? >: ? ? 1 ;? r 11 y the I nd I. a tions are that no h.lxt?.
Wl1, male to secure its passage. The
is-ite m.,y i?(. |H. ,| (IV( r ,l>r (jifi r)xf f'oj,.
* "1|' ease Km fate apjiears sealed,
"? u nieinh.-rs are said to be s t
?*' ' tt The d.'lny encountered lias given
the t,i te.-onci) a iianco to hear fr.on the ,.eo
" ! * V 'v, '"l- r 7. the average Cnn
^:r' w 11 than ev. r in. line.| to
r from I'iick home.? Ch.'ir
lultc
? r vct.
f h
This i itlr.n : |h,. ,| (V0 Ilf((| ri|ol|tJh
a in .a Me ph ratten from President Harding
?'' " r " " ? ' ^ ill Its disorder* if
u..r.ls supported hv constructive action
'if1' ' ?? '"'? Wilson proposed positive j
, '? je. te 1 his remedy and
..:is w:,: ..-(| patiet .iy f .r at io?" p,
I reside!.' Hard t ? do Its promls.-d work.
And tip siu-i.s ; . p,,|.ir thinking are now !
that the American people are determinod to I
"U "? p IIit."her fr.on .wer an admlnlstM
lon thai continually offers fair word* as a i
MleStltllle f,.t deed.-- \'!|,-Vll|e Cltinetl. I
The election ma
Hardline from his
; \ s:i' en \rtnl.-1Ice
, 'I! to mind that the net v.
> Of tl.e loerit f..r, .... ,,RV( , fJ.
?I ?! us a duty f. re.oicnlx.- that h. ? ?f,.rw?rd
?e mils, n,ar,,.M-? . ' ? JM-,1 ae.) -nstalnli.K
?nv.iv i . ' relationship* that
n ? Ived th. nntlon.* The world has stMRvored
* wh ' W-'? h'i'Mll.lRr Ihr lesv.n
will, h was imp: -s. <| on e|eet|..:l ,|.iv. N*>w
?or action It.il* .\'eivs and Observer.
SEEN ON THE SIDE
U.v HKNHV III'WAIU) WAKN1SR
I lie Mil!.
i u> i:.?,!>!. .--i \ itusi 1 ?? i t >
Grinding tlx- .-.in.* old .'tiud.
Dolli? the sail.*- <-'M on.
Working uwny at th satii" ?. 1 <1 woi i>
And hustling t" ,.ei it th'.cii;.;!.
; Breathing the s:nn< >? .1 n.
. Drawing tit- .-aim <? (<l breath.
| l.lvlllg the Sa 11* '1 :l"1 t of a !ll>
t To end in the .-a me "M death
1 l.ovlng tin s ipi*' "li! wife.
I 1-r 111 n t Ik ii*? I?I fii'.nl.
; Chewing tlii same ..'il |. i r ce ot lint
I Win ti 1 fe? in i 'tti- <?! I mood
] Singitii; tin ":iK
| To tht! .same "11 "I' l> out fr? nI
I Ami from <?? ? j ? i<1 1 \ the ne.vt o.ii i i;lu
j I>ol iij; tIn- I Ill stunt.
I
We'll It. c In- ...111 nM ' llws
Waikii;:f t Ii rum ? ;<1 wa \
Snyn-n 11,.? aiv.i' i I I li w ?! ? 'I"
Timt I - ? ;.i '? . ? f li?- Ik r h i
Iti aillni: ? it?? . ti ? ol.i r?
j Writ in til*- satin old r ?
S'.itt'iilti-; th<- i' ? ? II t;; I ? >*' other chap
| Willi i sano ..id Illi: .(11 < 1 tut
t I f' if I lit i;. ? 1 i| .1 >'S
Wil-h t ll ?? I'? ?v s t lilt _
? Hut. tliet.. 1 mh i'ii-i' In In-. '? d old tim< s
i Thi-lc were ma IV ill (I liullliT < ton.
' Ho ! I.'.t uk <1"aft tin- cup <
To it iv.?tv ..Id dregs. n.> fro ml'
I I.el's jouili' a :i:j w 'li a '..mull ai.<l a '???tiK
i To t!??? las- I I -a ted on.I
j . ...
i 'lar.oal I'.i'liN ll.'illy T liu ||?*. ti I.
"I ???>'?? {??? i .-,i d.tu f ? in .lis I:;..i w >'T
: ye I i>i ii' at motions iiald Charcoal iCph. ru*
? in in. 11 i v. : ? i i ii i . ,i v ii v, ii* t ii. .i|., r I ??? ?
I In' yo* ^ t l i i.i a fl'll11' M -tail .1.1' K
I uiiHr anil KlT.cl,
"They say r-'il-h' a !? d wo til (-n have all awful
I nmppr."
?\ cal an I wi.i:t<hr* v..ij . iivi', ,r yr?u aail to
be red-h> tided
Mealt!i Talks; by Dr. Brady
A rut i? Inill|ri'n(lon.
Now xi? I th*'?: I remark criMunlly that tlii?r"
Is-* no hucli thitiK as a "cold" In the head. or
"taking colli " This remark Invarlalilv brings
iiunior.iii?? I.Mt.;rs from talks who Imagine ihny
have "rojds ' anil who demand t<? know what
I cull it if it isn't ... .1.11). Same way with
T a.i.niTt that then is no such illsense entity j
as "rheuma11sm Tlio victlitis of that ilislu* j
sli'ti ? haI.o:i|_-. ii.. i i (. ]; them what alls t.i? ? iti
i!" It Isn't rli>timat:tin. If I wcri- to observe'
li* f '.I i' tli- e h tin mi ? ndition as hi'tit*?
Indigestion tin1 ."iiiic r-a -liini would !>?? In- ;
vv.tiii. . ami a- i matter of fact, hero is tlu-j
opening I'll'asi.r li of one ? u 'i I. Iter:
? In a recent is.-u. you -iai-l in u reply to oiio {
of \otir rorr. ins that s .-. allr.l In li
l-' ; t i.i i^ . am. ufl.ir. What. :li.-n. \oiil.|
y,-U 1 ii it Wjp'i ji i ;>' ? ilt 'ji ..] ...... j-t ., i" *. i -
'?'it'll*. s" many . ' v -'rlcml .{ mine
r,t "i 1 <le?iil shortly A1*!rr o ? .i>. heavy pvac.b
'?';ni.i iiiBH; anotli r at' a p. ju?l .f linib.TKor.
t' ? It i nap and m v.-r '.vok- ?f. If tli;s was
i.' t acute Indirection, what wi tild von call
it ?"
IT. .< ran I or any o; H'r i .-r-oTi n"t convrr
-an: v lt!i tin- clrcuiiiatano's ;;u' ss what may
haw aUHi'd d'-ath in tIt. in tailc." cited by
this rorrv^ruii'lent? It -.'cnis to he a fa
vorite fain y of the layman that a doctor
can divin .-ijch thiiiKS.
"Acut. ii'l.(.-'"-t ion-' I.- nil cry well to srivo
out for publication ill . i.f. - . | vuild'.'ti fatal
illness, y .me . v[.lanation imi.-i i,. Blv.n, and
a flood jiractl'-al doctor ha . - announce !
that i' is now <?f the puM >? s busliieHs, y.<u !
know So "acute indij.'-stion" Miiooths the
mattvi ovi-r. (i i. n a ^ liii. a iloninr ifcts *
.-?O v<:;. a.'t. al t!... I he hv.t I ,'s f,is "III.11- !
trestlii." liii-imss f 11 r f*.11 s hi n ? I' and writes!
""".'ii ill In c of the kind In certificate, j
But back eonies tlio certillciit' from the Health i
I 'e ;ia rt i .lull I with a ucrtlo i i to tie doctor '
that 11. i ; ? ? .s noi hi ill; d .Itu; at'.; will he kind- j
ly ilid!.'lite the pr<it>uh?c i-aus" .-t ije.ith.
I a.'ii s j't ii pit t he t ical I y ii|i;m!.i . the prac
tice ot s'ttriresting symptoms ? r (lis.-as.-.i to the
poor delud-il laity, ai d t .t. f .re. I shall
not t .-in ;?t to 1 .S; ii. t .' 'li . i " . i .. ii s .'oiiil!*
tioa.i which afford th- j. . ti. al il x'tor an
opportunity to -i-rln^ th. lioJ.^--tion" J.jk.
I ll sa; It is a lotiK ;i-t a a n.lud'.s mor'.- :
t hi ii |s > than inost peopl. .\er imagined one,
? ?.i? i . .ivt* In ljjs trtirir: ?;i 11*41 otic* j
j??t or title from my nym;*.position, I
may mid that \vI?ocvit ha.M .-4 of
"lnc!ii;r.siloii" wishi.-rl on itim in i\.is lift: haO 1
i??-11? ? r look aliout (or a pliy.iirian w!io Is u
littjf niyft* skillful If not citi.ti* so practical.
News of Fifty Years Ago
(From the Richmond I'dsjiatch. Nov ic. lSTL'.)
The flr.*t quarterly ineetliiif of the City
Missionary Association of the i'i >t. slant
{episcopal i'hurch. will be held at .St. Paul's
? ' iiirch. at K o'clock .Sunday nii;ht.
The anniversary of the (irace Street Itap
ti-t Missionary and i.lterary Society will tie
< 'h'hrated by a masa-ineetin^ in the interest.*
of tin city German rtaptlst Mission, on Sun
?I a y ev nln|f. Addresses will be by K-.v I ir.
Jl A Tupper, IJ"v. I?r. JI H. Tucker, of
li'-oiyia; ilev. .1. William Jones, arid others
The annual report of the Sui-erinteii'Ient of
Public Instruction shows; number of pu'dic
s hools tn Virginia for year ending Auttust
111. white. 2,f.72; increase. Ml; colored, sT.S,
incri-ase. If-!'. Pupils, whin-, 11$.ICO; increase,
2S. r.'.i; colored, 45.TSR; incr^atie,
'I lie (;. ii era I Assembly meets on Wednesday
December 1 It Is probable that the session
will he a lengthy one.
The (invi rnor lias ajipolnted W Quantmeyer
a commissioner of deeds for Virginia, to re
side in I', ilt imore.
W. 11 l.yne and F. T Sutton yesterday quali
fied as notaries in the Hustings Com t
The I'.lnville Hailroail Company has had a
fence built alone the line of the road fiom tho
catal t" 'heir bridge. This is to prevent cow*
r.i.imini; a", larg.: over the road
There will lie u meelltiR of the town fru-i
t. es of Manchester as soon as a quorum can
be had
Nearly all the available horses in Manchester
are eni:a|;i<l in IiauliiiK wood to the brickyard.
Pa liner, Hartsook tt Co., announce the ar
rival of a large quantity of buckwheat flour
from I'o Valley.
Tin* first big snow of the season fell yester
day a' Puffalo to the depth ot four incites.
' All trains are delayed. ;
I Warrants have been Issued for tho arrest !
i of Sti.-an i! Anthony and eighteen otl'.er fe- I
' males, w'io voted at th" late election in Mail
; 'hpster N. Y. The warrants were issued by !
| I'nited St a I e.^? officials.
A Cuhan litter states tT.at there are 18.0<)o
] insurgitits under arms, but there is a scare- j
I i'\ of clothing and medicine. Desertions j
among tlio Spanish troops are frequent
10. ("!. Thompkins and llebecca C. (Iritlln were i
married on November 7. by Ilev. J. /. Tyler; j
K W. Scott ainl lloss It Caudle were married t
' on November H. by :u-v. J Deans; William
1 Forbes and Mrs. Margaret A Hartman were i
I married on November It. ?>v Hev. Dr. W. 10.
[ Matcher; Ilev. D. C!. llutt* of the Methodist
Conference, and A. Kinnia Swaiin. of Caroline
! County, were married on November 13. by
' rtc-v. Mr. Hobday.
Dressed hogM have made their appearance
in the Petersburg markets.
TODAY'S
RADIO
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7 M - li. W'4.1. Itolfe ??/
prano. and other
r. Ol KICII.MOM)
\SKS I OH s-i.ono.ooo
|| ??ntiliU.il I'll III Pll-t P.-i.;i ?
er i' ?? f. This 1 omiilll* ?*<.- wa?
:?1 >1 ? CI i 11??> I \|.,||.M tor Oai.i.-s ii *
'-.lcu> I; .?. Mil--i.ll.il C I".
Vi 11 > s. ,t '? Watt- A 1 - ii'irt '."III
1 1 m i ?..i-:.. - w a! 1.4 o'clock
I IIlis 'I hrrr Vrnr.' Win U.
Tin* ii <1.. jit i -I . ill.- | : ii|
chatter --f th>- Vit>-inl- I apt:*l
>?-iit(l .'( iiilwlottH eompl -ted tl<e
work of t| 1... >?-nr? by I'f. M ? ?
Panlels" . 0111 in 11 ?The '.il> a was
l-r?'ti."i ..I <1* t h ? II. 1 ? r . f ? i -11
clatlon t! \ (nr ..k .. and two cum
in I ttc?-y I? l---oi ..It" n'. <1 -Inc.*
that tlm?- Til. lis! I<i:n:iiltt.-.- dr.-W
ti I the plan . :i<l * til the . Iiat t - r ? >in -
;-ll. I I.;. Judg Moff.-t t. wlin I
for I'm pro-. s.oi.s in a lunir address
> 1 M .-fla >
Tl>i- r-M'ort -if th mmlttee i.f the
I'd 1 ti !! ..]? ! was read lit thr
-"'I'Tin-.-n snti Iiv \ K Kstill.
Tlits r-'j ort r. .-. iiimi'nil.'d that th"
i.-!i(.rt nf tin- l.a rd In iilnjit.-.l I v the
association It i: M l.nr<K . f the
I '11I v.-rsit y uf I! iihiiO'iuI. 1 ?? v t??. ri ?! *J
for th.- < 1n.i1.ltmi the Virginia
|la;d'st f it.il.i t |.>n. which was |?r ? * -
I?o?s?-?l fur ? .ri;anIzatIon fur |mr
pose of v -. eltini; ln'.|ij i'?. di 11 1
t Ifir.s a 1 il t^.*' 1 milr liut I.> 11 '? ? sev
eral ulij. ? ?-.vtc-ri-il 1-v ? 11 ? ? H.|,i:st
i-huri n-s f \'lrninla I)- I.'.tit; * ? r -
t 1 - ' it. 1 In i- ?! t hp < li'i 11n: t Ii(11 1:1 -
da ? .??!?.
Mniilnciif- Iri ll|?|ii?siI Inn.
IIT Mi? ' It -Inn -r.il. j 1 s- -1
lintlM-il! i*. ir 'ii ti ?
1 hiirti.ltl >f !: fouiulat: -m II- il- ?
?a I'.l that 1' h i-t fcri-ic-. 11. ? t ..- ?
. ?id that :t t-hould ti t ail(i;>'.< J
ha.-^t:Iy.
? -i j.-.? t >ilti V ?h.i" t' 1 = a ' 1
: . I aII; or'il -IT S .1 .lily $7 ? ? .
! it i-1 c 11 mi*?li-.ris. ? h.-n I -? s-.r
will ?ay t? :>r>- -.-us ii.<J ? t u ? .
tli. Ir fh.iro." M- M-iMami. rt. -l
A I'clfrsburs dvivtiitf npcnklntr
f-?r t i. f ind * Ion d' ll.ir- d It as
^ilr. -I ' - Ha ?>tI?t 11- ? ?? ' tVit 1
nuin.'v ? I... r '.-.l no j'.l ? r- rl.s- j
ttiliut^d :-m ?? rly t'i thi- - a ? i.>>. j
J-*-r15 v-hi.- ? ?> rhtirrfi :l 1; j
lie st at oil thru .f th.- ti-iv< v . ad- 1
riilnlHter"d by Iriint? -.". t?.-r ci-nt
v itild hnvi* 1 . 1>- to I ? hi ?? t.n'h- 1
? titf I- t'-'i 'I I' I* la 'I *-"*rI"i 11 i? - I thru u-'.
tin- f >11 <!:i* .11 II. .1- i-'ar?-ri tha* n*>
niiiir- r v> 1 at ?irijaii'.7.nt: ti liai d
t'i t in I." n; ?jht mi >';t of . s.Ht.-ti^e.
tin- fi ll nda11"- r.-n ? la-vl [i.)ri>- i 11 . i
Tin to .iiilnt. ?> -.\ |i ,i.|. ;-.d. th- a?
mi -l.it luti iiviivlditut ! -r tli. r- i.
? f tlio ? 11 d <t;. n to ta;>. . irt of
f-liids frntn li..-.ti. ?t - .. ?! ? t ^ i..ycil|i
; i? t ???.
It.-v. 7" 1. s'n* rl, 1.11 ? ? ?ii th(i r".
I ">rt of . fl : 1 ??. on lK>-l;iit.,l?
Ith nn r< .hit a lii' ?ii; i>:' > r th-iti
fur Its nd-)|itI'>tt. 'I'll- ti.T.. and id.l.e
c''ininit t vai .1 in.:.'d h t?.. ? nio.l
??raii r i-im-rili.y M<-inl..-rs In -j.l
\V. Tr,. :.h - ;:i > - V Mi-'.(..n
i,',i'(iri;c V. I)u.mtu.il W. K H ib. rtsoii.
??:. W. Winfred.
[nturmation linicau
Iniililrlr!) rrga 1 ill hk hIiii-i-I liny
t.i|il 1-. i-tn-illliie on It-mil nn.I mriiii-nl
mi1iji-i-t.il, nri- iiiimii rrril Irfr. \m nil 1
inqiiirim urr immri-rril dirri-lly liy I
prrnnnnl li-ltor. 11 .i>lf-nililrp?i.ril
ntnniprd riUflnpi- In I'-qillrl-ll. til- I
iln-*? The Tliiii'.?-l)la|inl<-li Informn- ,
? lull llurruu. Ilii'hinnnil. \ n.
II r lull I of Waterfall*.
?f. I. C., Asliland.?The lu-ii?htH In
fuel ahuvi* Ht-a li-vfl uf the watur- ,
falls In the y<m*mlt?j Vallny are of- .
lUlally slvi-ii an foll.iw.i l.'ppfi- Yos-'- .
nilt?. f>,o2."i. I.owi-r Yiisemin*. <120:
N"i-v.-lda. .'?nf>7, Wrnal. 6.011; Uliinattc.
."..SliI: llrida)veil. 4.7S7. Illbh.iu. J.OOS;
Widows Tearn. r-4<"> ' Tli- .n-t'ial |
height "f tlie l';?|icr Yosfiuito fall In'
fet-t; of M idd i.> Vos.-in i t ??. ?: J ?? ?
foot, and of I.owc-r Ynsi-mltc, fii.t '
Thii ai'tual lii'iirlu of Niagara l'alls j
H l?)i ffft
I'lrMf Niitlonul Thinlnelvltii;.
Mrs. J. <* H.. HopeweJI ?Th<- first
Thunksirlvlnjr jiroclamation by a
Pr?.?ld?-iit of th?> I'nlti-d StaiM wan
.'ssiud hy (Snirtcu WauhinKt"n In 17S!',
ti riiRponn* to ri-qucst.H from Imlh
.lOtlKfts of Cor.|si?-ss. In it hp a|?
]ir.lnti-d Tliur.sdny. November it'., an
a day to b? set nsid?* for ".'irkiiowl- |
? 'd?irsr with itrntoftil he-arts the many
at.d s Ki.al favors of Almlnhty <;<<d.
? s;>. .-ially by affordlliK them (tho
j? 21 an ojiporlunity pi:ar?.ftbly to
> h i.hlish a form of ifovt-rnrnt-nt for
tli- r- safety find hapidness." and. tri
particular, (<>r "the favorable lnt'-r
poM.tW.tiii of Ills provJt. .- In the
course and conchislon ol' the late
w it r. '
MISSIONARY AND SON
CAPTURED IN CHINA
| Itv \f soriatI'd I'l-.'.-s ]
MIN.NKA I'OMS, MINN Nov If..?
A telegram continuing the rapture
uf Or. Kituir l.org-Itreeti. and h.s r
y.-ar-olil son by bandits :n Ilonati.
provln-e. China, was rooulvcil at the
i.'liee of ? in- Norweis i.i 11 l.tttlfi-an
Chnreii of America in .Minneapolis
today.
Tli? cahle;jrt. 11 -Mated- that' the
tower ?>f I.- ^.in where Dr. Horn
llreen atnl bis .sun were captured had
he. n lootcj by bandits but that other
missionaries were safe.
The mist'ins missionary left Min
iii-apollH in t'.'ll for his post, 'liie
cablegram des.-rMiiiiK his eaiiture was
sent by the Key 1: N. A. Karsnti
from KwatiK-'-how t>. the l?cv .1 It
1 leekliu:d of the borne f.llice of the
N'orwenlan l.utheran t.'huroli of
America.
l're?ldcnl MrKsninlrl I.enven.
VAI.I'A It I ???<">, CIIII.I-: Nov. 1*1
President Ale-sainlii departed for
i.'oi|iiiinbo on board Ihn battleship
Alinlrante I,at ore at 2;30 o'clock this
afternoon.
Theater Calemlat
ACA DKM Y I.'ark
I.VKtf' Keith \.?ij ??? ? \ i ? tia hi?i<
of f.roKiani.
MIK >1* -?"Iii? h Moii'm Wlvi" "
ItLUKIMItl) ' Honor Kli ?
BROADWAY?"O " '.<11" .
i OI.OMAI<?"On tin; lliscli Seas." I
ISIS 'ills Uiti'U Ai;alnttt I In* :
\V;ill."
Ol> 1 :ON ?1"N i <:o I '??<> J >K
The Weather
i-'urnlklifi] by V. S. Weather llurna.j.
r?r?ra*| : Virginia ?
I air hiiiI < iM.Irr loJiir ,
tomorrou. fitlr, ui(li j
tno<|rriitr trinprnituro?. I
\tirtli (aroliiui?Fair
and ?iMr4?r (oilii% ; (u
?nnrroM , Fair.
l.on?l 'l>ft?|?rra|ttr<'
P. M i* mficr Mur* . 7.?
t? 'fiper.?t ui?' to * I*. M ... 12)
% I.tti tatmi ??*:?? i ? r ? * ?;* ?' '?? h I*. M f.j
,Mi*un i?wip??>utur? v ?*i\.<lav ...... 6 4
t 0211 {m rr*.* ur ?? fur this cl?iLe.... 4>
I. ... 1 I
|:xc * * n* o M.i*?h I I <
?*? :: ? n . 'i :k? J. n :.?? > ! .. :i
I<4k* #1 Kaiiil ill
I tain (a ! 12 * I* M . . .77
fin;t?f.i I hatir??? rmlitig 1 I'. M .
' l~.\r* pii; . Mm*' )i 1 ...... V. I j
Kxoe*i slmjr Jnuu?r> ' ld.'u
I.o? ill <>l?M*rvat lon*? at rt l*. M. Y?*?trri1il%.
V.' .? 1 -i t i. .H. u'lu'. il w .: I v?'!
? v. ?? . i j?. i I* ?!.. t utrilrn.
I>;it ii.
s * M : I'M * I'M.
in.,' -.4tot. ? j t h '?>
t 1? m-.*? .?? . \> 7 C r I
i II. ...IK- 1. until: ? ? ? ??0 S>>
( OMUTIONS IS IMrnit'lANT f ITIKS.
, AilanUo C?iy ... ' M 8? Clouijr
I In Si f?ll ? ? . <> * * 1 n ij-| )? I
narro." .... ??? <? 4 ? ?*ioudy
? ?i ? * ?n . . . * ? 12 |
1 'hi* ? *?*> 4 ?. .1* Cloudy
IM-m . i. : : j.' Clear
? (Skh'i ton ..... ? * r\. ?r
Ha ?urn* 4V *>4 Cloudy
llavrr . . . * 2 ' 2 H <' oudy
I . . ? n\ :!!?? 7 ? v ? ( lotjily |
? ty is I* 34
Mo?H,Mf:i? ry . . ^ 7*> *, 4 i'!?*ar
?ii -a: ?? T >J 7f? P. cloudy ?
St A VmK . . L ? r : P. f lnu.lv .
Norfolk C4 7 4 M Hntn j
I'fttNburxh ii ih Cloudy ^
!?' trh ?? s T 4 40 CVfMidy
-? I Mill 4% 3? Pli.iHly
iu Kr .iirlnco 11 44 '*!??!ir j
Svh n nith 7? fi) 4 4 4?l#.i?r
*r M 71 K . ? P rjw j !/
T?n?,i'. ? v i ' r, ri.i.r
\V ? ? ?> J r;-ar
MIM A I I lit; \I.M \ N \? .
n - f*:a r nj: ?
in ;i< ! iu:;
All M< U l{ COMPANY
Id HI ^ WO'I'IIKK
r.\< KI.NC COM.| |{\
iCont :uu.'.'i I'm iii Firs' Iij-.- >
>-lt i>- T.i.j i .rt <>f t li ?> J'iMlcr.-il
" r....i I'-.:.wit's <> .i. : I, ?. I. r
? iic-. rn.,... imi > u?' >t : ?!, ,4iin*
i .1 lt r.< Itr.<1 s*.t
1 In' j.f rt'lar;' ' .? no* i*Vi rt .*?'H '
mi "pinion is I'i.u -.'hir fir t?ti>
j in^ it'jt ijf i : .? ]u I;li*,; tii- r:i !>\ !
.>11ij11..? i ?. ? i:ti In >iwrnvi rillon
Ill* t.;i-? ii? t iir.il st'icli iin'. i' it I
II* 'V.ll r,.i* ..ttrn.-i .i . (litilon ? r
' i l> |>ul<;.. :?: lo'i i.i, inn'tiw
iii' i i" h.ts hu<l i ti '.y ?<> ]
L" iiit. it th?i-<<tii.-l.lv '
Si ' i.. > li.it ' tmli.ir ?? n i s <? ,v
!'????? tr.:i<!.- i?i tin* u vornn.i-iit r.- -
c ntj) 1.v l'.'.nl? of in^epetuii nt bi? . i '
< ?:?;<?? .i' iii - 'tit??:1111:< Mny .< r?*i-?
. M .? W.i ??-?< -.nt lt.<l!f;ii
? <1 "ii<t tli- ii.tckm^ Inltistrv.
Milt1 ?! Iho ??x.?t?*ii'*r <<f
'*t i? 1 ^ i:w ;? n jiro virtlr.ir frir Wm .pc<'!.'ic
rcarnlatloji ?.y the F,oil era i r-v.-rn
;nt ;U. ??t?>?.?I iti i diffi [???!.t ?.it11.n
>I1mIiI l*r?ir V<! * mi 111 ...?ti ??.
Till ?!??? Is ?.illi !(| llil\f. .1,11
- >iiib|< ijis. |.?iori with tl< ttKlu.s- !
I v, r I.ci III. Ii.is.su.;.. ?f thi !... .?*>
<fl< t i loii^j perunl if iiKit.itl-iii. .
ln.ikiil b. t.'irin ori;.< niziitlons tie
" <'?<'l- '"If 'li-' .H.i^?..?t> .ii tlirtt i.s. :i
<i.*it!< n a nit.i j,- t ho 'Ijii{ iivi in i;'.t
? ?< ;nl van'.iK*.'o is ii> a 1 isiii. < v. ,i>.
?iii<l ii t tii.- .snrno tln:v <>;.(-ti to :.<? i
;m .il i? oil". 11? ii
Ni-^nt i.i t i?i. , *v?T?r uml.Tsioixl t .
ir-.ii? 111 %l l ... stage whfr. otll
i. Is nf lcn.i l fiirm nfKaii.-.i: us
l.l\< ????< )|s|ifi| I , prlv wtu-tili'l Mj. !i
. urisliliTi'il ;.i:is fniiSKli rliic lit" <!??
ifior i.i ^ .?. ?intuitu rontful ;ilr<>ii ly
.11 iti,^ llrlil, uon'.d ri'i;i)r<!i.i| ii"
IkimM'.- In nth s of tii
II >. ?? stuck in.ltis.tr>'
Mr. A I m ow ?. ts.t i< :i s Mnil.tMi.ikI !
;<? itnv.i i. *ult? i| i,i,<. ,,n v fimri ,t rto-|
j slli? t<. Ixkii nil t>roqautloh.<t acalnHt]
l?< ? m. 1?] i- ifi?v<-t ii tii. nt Interferons lit-'
:. f. but al8? t:-.ho Koneritl policy,
iif t In* fit.r*!? i-fs t<> !<?.?[? thr? (rovorti- i
:n'-nt Inftn mu.) .?r" all new (levcl?|>- J
mcntii In the lleld.
SUPPLIKS ARK SENT
TO QUAKK VICTIMS!
(fontlnii.il Kroin i'wst Puijf.) j
tnovnl <w th>. iii:?.j si|]i iroinn on i77 i
'he rn!n< (>f V.illonar. wlioiv ihe|
innttf I- ji!n????il .. t < t.nno.OCO; .if
I'lo -'iii sif., lung In thf r.|u>n air.
?'J Vi?rl..ti? p.ilii I a.; cf s'ill ofiov!
|.lacr.* (l<-.si n.y.-.i, such n.? the port of
1 t ii/. Cramil-. Ij^t.'ST inlvlr.'s roci i\-- '
j < ?. fr<<ni fii|i.'apo ? until tn tin; corli-'
; P'<.'te ilettt nil t loll nf tli? tr.uni of
i i'*rt*irlna iiii.l Hiia.sco.
All A iticricniis Snfe.
A <li -1>:. t? h to Mr reiirio from < *.?- '?
nulirto sii\;i the Atnori.Mii vie*'-coil
s"' ">? ri stiit.-il all a iiiorican.s in
?'.iTiimlH. v.!t. vs..||. ItCR.ir.linic
A nicriciins . 'ti]ilo> , ,| in n,, ,,f
tint Ht.-f! .-..in jiii n \ in 11,.* Miyu.wa
?1:.-t ri 1-t t .. .1 iti:>ai. ii \ > an i-n?i
"."?r vlio anlv.ii ,,t Co<|iiiii,|?,
I 'Miliiy finiii \ IIdi.i^ sta I.til lt.it )u- i
hiul |.;i?.?.-ii i hr.)n;;ii lllgu. t.i ul|. |.>
lie Mis InfcmiiciI t !|?.'1 r v. js | , s
j Of lit"-.
Tii.- p.'o|.l.* ,.f Chile aic mving >
j gcji<-roii.".y :u i...' ic.'i.-f f unis i,,
I collected by (lie National Relief !
| Coin in i tire. off. is ,.f al.l - ..,,,,.1,,'e
? in from other Si.iitli A meri. an com.-i- :
ir..'s ami tin. American }:Cross t
ami arc bciiiK a.'ceplxil.
A relief train i.s ?n tv ?aj north-!
j Wind ii ml Iirol.ahly will i.rliiK 'he
, Hi'st cutHd. relief to the .levastatoil I
I hit^rlor h?\vns.
Itecrlve S> iiiiiiwhe|lc MrHsiige.
Meside* tlie ni.ssiig.. ,,f sympathy;
, and condol'.-iice received l.y ' |?reni".
j <l-iit AIpmhiui.lil from Presid.-'nt llai'd
iiik. the chief executive has received
i iike nuiMa.'jM from the presidents of
| Mexico. Krar.il, \iRentlna. Panama I
iind L'liiguaj.
Vccord:ng to cable advices to the
local i .fli'-es of the Assoelation of
Nitrate Produ. rr?. the c.irthi|iiake
iti tho Atncamn and Ooriulmhn /.un<?
did not affect the nitrate regions of
Tarnpaca and Antofagnsta.
Amusements
Hopper lilvcK tOxccllrnt I'rrfnrmincr.
?ti\ iiin tho si tkiiiJ iiiul lust of tlio
? 11 ln'rt & .<uIIIvhii operas to ho prc
m?? us.?.1 in i:t<-!? in? ? n<i. "il m. s. Pina
fore. |lt> Wplf ||l||l|ll|- J,ml |,iH
!>a.iv play.?,! njsnln |,lsl M|K|a t() nn
an.II. in i. wiii, I, thrilled to Hi., cliurin
?hi.I spontaneity nf tii.-ir perform
' ' '"iiiparlH.ins ai - odious, they
Hay, mill, yot, having seen 'Tim jm
!:u'l ? <? i? I> I vs ?> jiik 1?Im ?#?>, it I*
Impossible i,..I t<> Hiiipuru the two.
Tli.. operas. ?,r course. cannot bo
' ompiMeil, tor each < iilliert Still -
\an . liisi.iu im unique, and vet sillko
l.iii 111? p. itoruiaiii*.'.* us presented
liv h> Wolf 11? i;? t?. i an.I his company,
ran I..- compared, ami this compari
son i.'i'.v ?-.-rvon to hrliiK out yet morn
for. ihl j tli. ixc.-lhiK . of this com
pany. an.| to ? in|,li,isun asaln t Ii?>
frfvlin. :< i,tl.| linisli of th. Ir per
forinaiii'i s.
>1r. Iloopcr. in the role of Dick
l>. nh >?'. l? t.-siliig. from his stren
nous i fforih in tlie other operas
Hi !?<. how. vcr. as remarkable a*
"Vi", sup) makes of .this so mew hat
inlrn r r..|,., si superbly artistic on..
.1. liumhjr.j Muffy givi-n a mo'it sym
pathetic interpr. i.itioti of Itnlph
Kin Iihti aw. One > .innot hut r.'innrlt
?it th.' umimmI h.-auty >'f hln voire
Ali.-c McKin/.je is nvi'ii to jjreat nd
vantago In tin' role o! Joseph In...
though not .v.. attractive an in tlio
roll? of Yum Yum Arthur Cunning
ham and II. my K-lly both havo
much broader roles than Iti "Tim
Mikado,'' ainl prove th"'r high ar
tistry by their Kpl.-ndid acquittal at
t li? s? ro'I>-s.
Air Hopper, in h:? rffltnl of "Cnirv
s.i tin.. IJat," quite i.rou?-lit down tho
house. All of liih curtain
have b> ?n Immensely enjoyed. but
"Casey at the Hat." as the saying
Hi" went over big."
Th* re was one discordant noto In
the p.-. I'-.rinn: e Inst night. Tli? cos
mine worn by the women of thn
cunt ivero modern, and for that rea
s o. ? \ t rein? Iy disappoint ing, and out
? f ida- * .
I hi* hearts of many of the audience
:.t the Acadetnv lH;<t night went hack
to tli- days when "II M 8. I'lnafori?"
w a J! r.\en ho often by local talent;
wh'-n Frank Cunningham mng tho
role of Italph K.ickstrow, Ashton
Star! . was S: r .tr s. ph Porter. Carrl?
.~!aiid?\ I.I 111#- Hutterrup and Allen
fwnln, JoM-phlnir. It !* certain.
)i< II..ii even n "h<>me talent"
show . f -uch c.iliiicr could not have
r v ? . I with rnriri K?nultif a;>
pre.'l.nlon than the excellent pot -
I. r ma in e of ; >e Wolf Hopper and his
company of last night.
VIIUIINIA I.KE COX.
"< liinp?r llltir I'lnte" nt l.jrlc.
'Mi" Chinese r.iue Plate" will be
the J.yrlcf. |.1k f^aturo today. liver'.
<"i>- ici.ov. s "willow pattern" china.
Imagine Knr.lnn at lh? s :eno depict
? d on t>i ? plate and beltt(f wafted
a.-k !??!.. i"i..ii i 3.0 "'0 years affo s?: I
' ? ? th- | i . t ' ?..? -to ry ' t h ??
r ? d ei.j t. d \ 1! thW and more
happens in this st| pe r ? product Ion.
Ii. a ?'? r..-: r.-staurant on Ninth
'v V rk <Mty. Hairi I. n ,i
ph:i.,? oji'i '?! i *h: i a man. I ? tty t;
I't Miii o * 1 - \ . r .i I.. r i ';i qua r I. I I ?
' M < .'Ii Kit: 111 (.* I.i s, ,i y. ; i. it
' er ?! his * w. . I he :i it. It- i
McfJill \ . ,i 1,-s n to them. 1 ?
I tii. si" rv of l|. .? j 11 ,i *
1" .i i.d, b> a novel el. i r i
a l 't. Ninth Avenue dluaolvi
liito a beautUu'l full kta^e ?cei .
:.toiiu. tton or thi- plate, showing
tile hut" ' T?ir. hr,d(#>. tho inandai ?
li' us.- a m! ;* 11 th< details of th. pi,. .
p.-tf' ? 1 ?? zi I r. [.toiIui l.uii i.
'1 lie ! H i n .1. blue the j.ott. i \
?' ' " > !??!)' ? t o plate 1* 1 !I?. I. !
v.ih its tri-Kh- ciid.ii^'. and \ uu ?
K-i.'lj *. i r 1 ? d back n, the orn:ii,,'.l
v to siit the happy ami moral
. f* * ? o j. <i !.... i \. , Invi-r.".
' : ' 1" n. liill u ill l e f ; r
otlior hit usual iCelth attraction*
Vult-ntlne hud He.I. opening the
k(i"A liw.'e a fast .i;n! funny ecccn
? omedj turn; <'):r.*ii and .! ?
?S ? Mi.Kins and dan.-iiii; . on."
'ill.n". 1 !'? Iil.se Itv.'iy Hub
i Mall" a r.. briitpir.>i l real
oi .riy u..\clty ttrrn. ai.d ti.cn taete
?> 1. ''I- .11 in, the i'.j-] ?u ti il Krr/yy
Hi tor -kater ai d acrob.it. glv
>'i s- : e'ni.irkn 11. eihibitb.n of
1, ; III *: ) K'lgJ t.
>1 ii re li ret \ iik I In to lie Here.
li-r lu.'sl and is .i k' ? t sculptor
"v ; s s.tekltiK f'>r a look a Jo k hi
a \...inau'H face! .such is the thread
o*' tiiv story In Margaret AnKl!n <
'A' ' ?. ilii.i ?,'.<? whlcii com. ? to
'-? ' A .adi'iiiv ton nriiu and Saturday
-i d S: lurilay matinee At tho end of
'.i'e pla tills se!f-v.tin- husband find,
tii- 1 m .iin. ii:s .if auff. rln^ for will, li
' ? iiii l' U(;i.? in va n In the e> . * of
b!s own wife Th? Intervening
?ruiinle .iiid lu'.ir:break, the hus
i>aid's mad ilinjf with another wo
man furnish Marcaret An^lln with
...in- ..f the greatest emotional ioli
o* her career.
Handling this yrest part will all
the skill of h virtuoso. Miss Angliu
brinits iier entire New York produc
tion to anil ? .velliTit supporting -a<1
The actre?.-? manager is entirely r.
kponsible lor directing the play, rh
stage setting sis well, and th. inan
i.gemeiit of the produclion t-> the
minutest tictail
To Ileal' llnrliinniiliiolT.
Many people from Petersburg. City
1'oint. Ashland and as far away ai
Newport News and Williamsburg
lave made arrangement s to hear the
mighty Itachmanlnoff. Kreatest of nil
1*v1ivji pianist, who will kivo his first
recital in Hichmond tomorrow night
ul the City \udll<>rhnn utidrr the
tnaiuig'?nunt of Mrs. Wilson-Oreenc.
That be will l.e greeted by a larfc'*
house i" assured anil Indications arc
tiiat there will ho few vacant seals,
for regular con.erii^ .ers, those who
attend seldom an'l ..tjiers who practi
cally in ver spend a penny for such
ftitoriiilnntent, sire iletermlned thai
Hachmar.lnoff Is otic artist they must
lu ar.
The Poet's Comer
Trulls,
Dear 1 I tie pal. I'm needing you
As guide on this inlst-ladon strand;
I'm needing ilie light of your eyea so
trill;.
I in needing the touch of your hand!
I'm li. ediiu; 'I lie warmth of your sun
ny smile.
Tin; i .ill of your voice to cheer;
l'..r rough is the trail, each lonn.
lone mile.
When you. little pal, aren't near!
Hut. dear little pal, I ho* far from
the trail
We hiked ort fair days that are
lied.
Not e'er shall tho lov'p of my h?.art
for you fail
Till sun. moon and stars are all
dead!
For, on that heart's loom, quite all
tin- day long.
I.ove's threads of sure hopo are
respun;
Again I shall hear the sweet lilt of
your song.
When trails that are twain shall
be one!